Alternator Pulley Removal
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Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 24,125
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From: Columbia Missouri
Originally Posted by Grayson
It's the original...I'm trying to keep it numbers matching as much as possible. I kept the amps and volts original. If I had to do it over again...I would have bought a rebuild and swapped the guts and gave the core back with my old parts and new housing.....oh well.
I bead blasted the housing and didn't realize there was a rear bearing, until it was back together becuase it didn't want to spin very easy, so now I have taken it all back apart to change the rear bearing.
After the bead blasting I used aluminum polish on the hosuing and it looks great.
Thank you everyone for the help.
I bead blasted the housing and didn't realize there was a rear bearing, until it was back together becuase it didn't want to spin very easy, so now I have taken it all back apart to change the rear bearing.
After the bead blasting I used aluminum polish on the hosuing and it looks great.
Thank you everyone for the help.
Can you post some pictures of the case after blasting and polishing? I'd love to see it.
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Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 534
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From: Connecticut
Originally Posted by Durango_boy
That does look pretty good. Are you gonna paint the fan or pulley to contrast against the case?
